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fix-forward #3772 (tsk-lwkv4t): guest agent chat reply can post into any channel; same-name agents share one session slug - #3940
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Fix 1 (route only, tinyagentos/routes/agent_chat_session.py, before
`record_reply`): work out the target channel the same way `_handle_reply`
does (body `channel_id`; else the channel of the message `trace_id` names,
via `request.app.state.chat_messages.get_message`). If there is a target
channel, load it with `request.app.state.chat_channels.get_channel` and
answer 403 `{"error": "not a member of this channel"}` unless the agent's
slug is in `channel["members"]`. No target channel = unchanged (falls back
to the agent's own DM).
Fix 2 (`_resolve_slug`): two registry agents whose canonical ids strip to
the same slug must not share a session. After the local-agent collision
check, refuse with 403 `{"error": "handle collides with another registry
agent"}` when any OTHER active registry entry strips to the same slug (use
the registry store on app.state; read tinyagentos/agent_registry_store.py
for the listing method, do not invent one).
Tests added: reply with foreign channel_id -> 403; reply with trace_id of
message in foreign channel -> 403; reply into own DM -> 202 (positive
control); second registry agent with colliding slug -> 403.
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=================================== FAILURES ===================================
_ TestChatSessionSlugCollision.test_second_registry_agent_with_colliding_slug_gets_403 _
self = <test_agent_chat_session_routes.TestChatSessionSlugCollision object at 0x7d6a42882710>
chat_app = <fastapi.applications.FastAPI object at 0x7d6a38b1dbd0>
async def test_second_registry_agent_with_colliding_slug_gets_403(self, chat_app):
"""Two registry agents whose canonical_ids strip to the same slug -> 403."""
_cid1, token1 = await _agent(chat_app, "@agent-one", display_name="Shared Name")
_cid2, token2 = await _agent(chat_app, "@Agent-two", display_name="Shared Name")
# First agent should work
mock = AsyncMock()
chat_app.state.bridge_sessions.record_reply = mock
async with _bare(chat_app) as c:
r1 = await c.post(REPLY, headers=_hdr(token1), json={"kind": "final", "content": "hi"})
assert r1.status_code == 202
# Second agent with same slug should be rejected on reply
async with _bare(chat_app) as c:
r2 = await c.post(REPLY, headers=_hdr(token2), json={"kind": "final", "content": "hi"})
> assert r2.status_code == 403
E assert 202 == 403
E + where 202 = <Response [202 Accepted]>.status_code
tests/test_agent_chat_session_routes.py:363: AssertionError
____ TestChatSessionReplyMembership.test_reply_foreign_channel_id_gets_403 _____
self = <test_agent_chat_session_routes.TestChatSessionReplyMembership object at 0x7d6a42882490>
chat_app_with_stores = <fastapi.applications.FastAPI object at 0x7d6a383b6710>
async def test_reply_foreign_channel_id_gets_403(self, chat_app_with_stores):
"""Reply with a channel_id the agent is not a member of -> 403."""
_cid_a, token_a = await _agent(chat_app_with_stores, "@guest-a")
_cid_b, token_b = await _agent(chat_app_with_stores, "@Guest-b")
# Create a channel that only guest-b is a member of
channels = chat_app_with_stores.state.chat_channels
foreign_channel = await channels.create_channel(
name="private",
type="group",
created_by="user",
members=["user", "guest-b"],
)
foreign_channel_id = foreign_channel["id"]
mock = AsyncMock()
chat_app_with_stores.state.bridge_sessions.record_reply = mock
async with _bare(chat_app_with_stores) as c:
r = await c.post(
REPLY,
headers=_hdr(token_a),
json={"kind": "final", "content": "hi", "channel_id": foreign_channel_id},
)
> assert r.status_code == 403
E assert 202 == 403
E + where 202 = <Response [202 Accepted]>.status_code
tests/test_agent_chat_session_routes.py::TestChatSessionReplyMembership::test_reply_foreign_channel_id_gets_403
_ TestChatSessionReplyMembership.test_reply_trace_id_in_foreign_channel_gets_403 _
self = <test_agent_chat_session_routes.TestChatSessionReplyMembership object at 0x7d6a428825d0>
chat_app_with_stores = <fastapi.applications.FastAPI object at 0x7d6a3972b390>
async def test_reply_trace_id_in_foreign_channel_gets_403(self, chat_app_with_stores):
"""Reply with trace_id of a message in a channel the agent is not a member of -> 403."""
_cid_a, token_a = await _agent(chat_app_with_stores, "@guest-a")
_cid_b, token_b = await _agent(chat_app_with_stores, "@Guest-b")
# Create a channel that only guest-b is a member of
channels = chat_app_with_stores.state.chat_channels
messages = chat_app_with_stores.state.chat_messages
foreign_channel = await channels.create_channel(
name="private",
type="group",
created_by="user",
members=["user", "guest-b"],
)
foreign_channel_id = foreign_channel["id"]
# Create a message in that channel from guest-b
msg = await messages.send_message(
channel_id=foreign_channel_id,
author_id="guest-b",
author_type="agent",
content="hello from guest-b",
state="complete",
)
trace_id = msg["id"]
mock = AsyncMock()
chat_app_with_stores.state.bridge_sessions.record_reply = mock
async with _bare(chat_app_with_stores) as c:
r = await c.post(
REPLY,
headers=_hdr(token_a),
json={"kind": "final", "content": "hi", "trace_id": trace_id},
)
> assert r.status_code == 403
E assert 202 == 403
E + where 202 = <Response [202 Accepted]>.status_code
tests/test_agent_chat_session_routes.py:314: AssertionError
=========================== short test summary info ============================
FAILED tests/test_agent_chat_session_routes.py::TestChatSessionSlugCollision::test_second_registry_agent_with_colliding_slug_gets_403
FAILED tests/test_agent_chat_session_routes.py::TestChatSessionReplyMembership::test_reply_foreign_channel_id_gets_403
FAILED tests/test_agent_chat_session_routes.py::TestChatSessionReplyMembership::test_reply_trace_id_in_foreign_channel_gets_403
3 failed, 11 passed in 10.98s
```
GREEN:
```
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14 passed in 10.44s
```
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winFail closed when the trace lookup raises in the reply membership check.
_resolve_target_channelswallows an exception fromget_messageand returnsNone. The route then skips the channel membership check and passes the reply to the bridge. The bridge repeats the same lookup and, on success, writes the reply to that channel. The bridge does not check membership. A transient store error on the route's lookup can therefore let a non-member agent post into a channel it does not belong to.🐛 Suggested fix
if trace_id: chat_messages = getattr(request.app.state, "chat_messages", None) if chat_messages is not None: - try: - orig = await chat_messages.get_message(trace_id) - except Exception: - orig = None + orig = await chat_messages.get_message(trace_id) if orig and orig.get("channel_id"): return orig["channel_id"]🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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The two new membership tests cover only the rejection path. Both expect a 403 for a non-member target. No test in this file posts a reply to a channel the agent belongs to and expects a 202. The own-DM test sends no target, so the membership check does not run there. A regression that rejects every resolved target with the same message would still pass both 403 tests and the DM test.
Add a test where the agent is a member of the target channel:
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- Around line 49-51: Update the registry lookup exception path around
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Fail closed when the registry lookup raises.
When registry.list_all(status="active") raises, the except Exception branch sets active_agents = []. The collision loop then does not run, and _resolve_slug returns the slug. A later agent whose canonical_id strips to the same slug as an active agent is admitted. The collision check exists to reject that case, so this fallback removes the protection it was added to provide.
The admitted agent can take over the first agent's session. BridgeSessionRegistry.subscribe(slug) calls _get_or_create(slug), pushes _DISCONNECT into the current subscriber's queue, and replaces session.queue with a new queue. Later calls to enqueue_user_message(slug, ...) then write to the new queue. The first agent's stream ends, and user messages for that slug can reach the later agent.
The takeover needs an active subscription on the first agent. Without one, the later agent receives a new empty session and no earlier stream is affected.
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--- "a/tinyagentos/routes/agent_chat_session.py" +++ "b/tinyagentos/routes/agent_chat_session.py" @@ -45,10 +45,11 @@ # any newer agents that collide. registry = getattr(request.app.state, "agent_registry", None) if registry is not None: try: active_agents = await registry.list_all(status="active") except Exception: - active_agents = [] + logger.exception("agent chat session: registry lookup failed for %s", slug) + return JSONResponse({"error": "agent registry unavailable"}, status_code=503) # list_all returns agents ordered by id (oldest first). Find the first # agent with this slug; if it's not the current agent, reject. for other in active_agents:
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Reject an unknown target channel before recording the reply.
When get_channel(target_channel_id) returns None, the route skips the membership check and calls record_reply. An agent can therefore submit an arbitrary unknown channel_id and receive 202 without being a member of any resolved channel. Reject an unknown channel instead of treating it as authorized. Reject an unavailable channel store rather than skipping the check.
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CARD TITLE (intent, not commit subject): fix-forward #3772 (tsk-lwkv4t): guest agent chat reply can post into any channel; same-name agents share one session slug
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address in-house review findings for tsk-wfkhb2
Fix agent chat session reply: channel membership and slug collision
Fix 1 (route only, tinyagentos/routes/agent_chat_session.py, before
record_reply): work out the target channel the same way_handle_replydoes (body
channel_id; else the channel of the messagetrace_idnames,via
request.app.state.chat_messages.get_message). If there is a targetchannel, load it with
request.app.state.chat_channels.get_channelandanswer 403
{"error": "not a member of this channel"}unless the agent'sslug is in
channel["members"]. No target channel = unchanged (falls backto the agent's own DM).
Fix 2 (
_resolve_slug): two registry agents whose canonical ids strip tothe same slug must not share a session. After the local-agent collision
check, refuse with 403
{"error": "handle collides with another registry agent"}when any OTHER active registry entry strips to the same slug (usethe registry store on app.state; read tinyagentos/agent_registry_store.py
for the listing method, do not invent one).
Tests added: reply with foreign channel_id -> 403; reply with trace_id of
message in foreign channel -> 403; reply into own DM -> 202 (positive
control); second registry agent with colliding slug -> 403.
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changelog.d/tsk-wfkhb2-agent-chat-session-fix.md | 4 +
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tests/test_agent_chat_session_routes.py | 155 +++++++++++++++++++++++
tinyagentos/routes/agent_chat_session.py | 61 +++++++++
4 files changed, 228 insertions(+)
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test_second_registry_agent_with_colliding_slug_gets_403registers two agents with different handles (@agent-oneand@agent-two). Since canonical_ids are derived from handles (not display_name), these agents will have different canonical_ids and thus different slugs. The test will not trigger the collision logic and cannot fail to detect a broken Fix 2. The test must create two registry agents whose canonical_ids actually strip to the same slug (e.g., by directly inserting registry entries or using handles that collide after prefix stripping).slugparameter in_resolve_target_channelfunction signature.except Exceptioncatching all exceptions and defaulting to empty list may hide real registry errors.chat_channels.get_channelcall; exceptions would bubble as 500 instead of being handled gracefully.list_allreturns agents ordered by id (oldest first) but this ordering guarantee should be verified inagent_registry_store.pyor enforced explicitly.In-house-Review: BLOCK model=kilo/nvidia/nemotron-3-ultra-550b-a55b:free head=17a3a0cd1 needs-lead=1
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